then distribute funds based on performance metrics defined by each customer. That could move SBOMs from cost center to revenue/operations center, without centralization.
Have a SBOM format whose license requires truthful reporting (or the license is null and defaults to open source), then trust only those SBOM formats with this property.
Taleb's minority law will do the rest. Pretty soom, most SBOM formats will adopt this rule.
EU CRA is trying to mandate certification of some dependencies, which may result in fees going to 3rd-party certifying orgs, rather than OSS projects.
In theory, customers with budget for improving their OSS supply chain could configure an OSS micropayment allocator to parse a graph of dependent:
then distribute funds based on performance metrics defined by each customer. That could move SBOMs from cost center to revenue/operations center, without centralization.LF OpenSSF 2024 report covers centralized efforts to improve OSS supply chains, https://openssf.org/download-the-2024-openssf-annual-report/